Overview
Muay Thai under ONE Championship is a 1-vs-1 striking sport where fighters win by knockout or judges' decision, scored on damage and ring generalship via the 10-point-must system. Bouts run 3 rounds of 3 minutes using 4-ounce open-fingered gloves, a shorter, knockout-friendly format compared to Thailand's traditional …
How to win
- 10-Point Must scoring (boxing-style); Judges weight: damage dealt, ring generalship, clean strikes, aggression, defense…
- 10-Point Must scoring (boxing-style)
- Judging criteria — Judges score damage, ring generalship, clean strikes, aggression, and defense.
- ONE scoring favors aggression — Knockout-attempting aggression scores higher than technique purity or late-fight dominance.
- Championship title per class — ONE Muay Thai World Champion belt awarded per weight class.
The game
- Two competitors per match; Weight classes (Men, kg): Strawweight, Flyweight, Bantamweight, Featherweight, Lightweight, …
- Each match is contested between exactly two competitors.

